The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... defend the church , therefore to fet himself fupreme head over the church , or to meddle with ecclefial government , or to defend the church other- wife than the church would be defended ; for fuch de- fence is bondage : nor to defend ...
... defend the church , therefore to fet himself fupreme head over the church , or to meddle with ecclefial government , or to defend the church other- wife than the church would be defended ; for fuch de- fence is bondage : nor to defend ...
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... defending of epifcopacy , are fuch as here we repre- fent them and how unwillingly , and with what mental refervation he condefcended against his intereft to remove it out of the peers ' house , hath been shown already . The reafons ...
... defending of epifcopacy , are fuch as here we repre- fent them and how unwillingly , and with what mental refervation he condefcended against his intereft to remove it out of the peers ' house , hath been shown already . The reafons ...
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... defended their own liberty and con- fciences at our charge . However , it was a hazardous and rafh journey taken , " to refolve riddles in men's loyalty , " who had more reafon to miftruft the riddle of fuch a difguifed yielding ; and ...
... defended their own liberty and con- fciences at our charge . However , it was a hazardous and rafh journey taken , " to refolve riddles in men's loyalty , " who had more reafon to miftruft the riddle of fuch a difguifed yielding ; and ...
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... defended the Capitol and the Romans from their enemies the Gauls : Manlius for fedition afterward was by the Romans thrown headlong from the Capitol ; therefore Manlius was punished by divine juftice for defending the Capitol , because ...
... defended the Capitol and the Romans from their enemies the Gauls : Manlius for fedition afterward was by the Romans thrown headlong from the Capitol ; therefore Manlius was punished by divine juftice for defending the Capitol , because ...
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... defend that either truth and justice are all one , ( for truth is but juf- tice in our knowledge , and juftice is but truth in our practice and he indeed fo explains himself , in saying that with truth is no accepting of perfons , which ...
... defend that either truth and justice are all one , ( for truth is but juf- tice in our knowledge , and juftice is but truth in our practice and he indeed fo explains himself , in saying that with truth is no accepting of perfons , which ...
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